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September 5, 2025PAN-AFRICAN JOURNAL OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

Empowering Local Communities through Community-Based Conservation: A Case Study of Randilen Wildlife Management Area in Tanzania

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MMMargaret MollelFSFrance Aloyce Shayo

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Overview

Qualitative and quantitative analysis reveals community involvement impacts income distribution in indigenous populations.

Key Points

  • Significant community involvement in conservation activities boosts engagement and potential economic benefits.
  • Community members in the Randilen Wildlife Management Area have mixed satisfaction regarding income generated from tourism.
  • Utilizing social-ecological systems and sustainable livelihoods frameworks illustrates the challenges faced by local communities.
  • Income distribution inequities highlight the need for improved access to tourism opportunities for indigenous residents.

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Mollel et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c2384fb210217d647771d6https://doi.org/10.61538/pajbm.v9i1.1642
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